I'd like to get this 36" Rogar black bar pot rack for large frying pans &amp; related. Will this be ok?
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Yes I have two frying pans and two pots hanging from mine for over a year and it is very sturdy.
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If you anchor it appropriately, absolutely. Mine has been holding the following for over a year without the any trouble (note: all steel is tri-ply, they are heavy pans): 8" and 12" cast iron skillets; 12" cast iron grill pan; 8" aluminum, fry pan; 8" & 10" steel fry pans; 3 qt steel saute; 1.5 qt steel saucepan; 3 , 6 & 16 qt steel stock pots, a griddle, steel steamer basket, aluminum steamer basket, a set of strainers/spatter screens, a 4lb bamboo cutting block, extra inserts from my 10 cup rice maker, an iron cookbook holder and a small roaster pan. My conservative guess would be that there's about 50lbs of stuff on it. It's hanging off heavy steel eye bolts that were piloted/drilled directly into a ceiling stud.
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Interesting, Like Glenn, I have two that I use to brew beer with, and I love them. These stock pots are HEAVY DUTY. When they stated it's "Professional Duty" they meant it. I use them outside on turkey fryer burners and they're huge. This is not something most people would stick on their stove top. Look closely at the dimensions, it's close to 20 inches tall and 20 inches in diameter. I would assume you're preparing multiple chickens at once? I bet you could fit two turkeys in there without much effort. If it fits your space, it's an incredible stock pot!
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I suppose it depends on your wall and how well it is mounted but mine works great! I have a 7 piece Cuisinart Tri-Ply set hanging there (which includes a very heavy 13" skillet, as well as a metal colander and another 13" Circulon grill pan) and although I have to stack a few things on a few of the hooks, it works fantastically. It's very strong and sturdy but doesn't stand out too far from the wall. It's a total space-saving life-saver! GET IT! You'll love it!
914030
Yes, the rack will definitely accommodate that size with room to spare on either end. This is a great tool and very multifunctional.
607533
I think it would work great. The pins that the spools go over are completely adjustable. There are holes that they snap into and you can space them how ever you want. The pins Are about 3". My rack is nearly full and I'll be getting another one of these
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rast is solid pine and would not want bolt heads on the outside of my rack.. pan head screws should be find unless you are filling the thing with a bunch of heavy power amps. I would put my heaviest piece on the bottom though.
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I've done it and it works just fine, the only negative factors are the size (ie, I don't have a 14-inch skillet) , and it's a little unwieldy when the pan handle is flush against the level of the oven rack. The two handles on this pan are nice.
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I have my Crockpot, Large Spice rack, Large stainless pots, a Nu-Wave Cooker, Durtch, Oven, and cast iron frying pan on mine... It works great for me.
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I bought it to work with my All-clad 12" fry pans. The fit is not great, but it works well enough.
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I found a different rack that fit and is easier to clean. I don't remember were I got it. it also has cool lifting handles on the sides. You might want to look at the bbq accessories at a bbq shop or target, walmart, amazon, and see what might work. peace, rooster
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I think the seville classics line would be more sturdy. I use this to hold cans of food in my pantry, works well for that purpose. The one I bought can sit on your counter, and will expand to larger width. That's what I have my cast iron pans on, unexpanded.
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I don't know. I bought this for my daughter. I also bought a rack at the same time. The rack fit in this pan. But I would suggest you get the dimensions of the rack and then compare with the dimensions of this pan.
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The rack that came with mine is black, 15 7/8" x 10". Yes, it is large enough to hold a pot of stew.
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Since bar up, I had a difficult time measuring....but I would say the bar is 2" wide and the hooks seem to be 5" long. Hard to measure this with the pans hanging. I love it and have a lot hanging from it - 7 frying pans from large to small and 4 small sauce pans! It is a little crowded as I added more hooks to hang so much but it supports them just great. I recommend this pot rack with no reservations.
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Yes! Look under universal frying pan lids. There is an aluminum one that will fit 12-14 inch pans. I have one that's vented for each size but I bought it at a local kitchen store . The one here is just $15 .
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Yes, because it is black and would absorb the sun's energy. The rack should be able to bare the weight. During the winter months which requires the oven to be leaned over to an extreme angle it may be more challenging than the lighter pots recommended.